Category : C Source Code
Archive   : POPI.ZIP
Filename : POPI.MSC

 
Output of file : POPI.MSC contained in archive : POPI.ZIP
#
# Program: Popi
#
# Make file for Microsoft braindamaged make.
# In the Quick C environment, select
# File/Set Program List
# and set to the name of this file (popi.qcl).
# From the command line, use "make popi.qcl"
# Quick C has fought hard against generating correct code,
# but I believe the current version doesn't trigger any of
# its many bugs. Do not enable run-time pointer checking or
# it will wrongly complain about some valid pointer assignments.
# Also, do not enable optimisation as incorrect code will be
# generated in a loop inside run.c.
#

CC = qcl

.c.obj:
$(CC) -c -W3 -AS $*.c

main.obj : main.c

expr.obj : expr.c

io.obj : io.c

lex.obj : lex.c

polar.obj : polar.c

run.obj : run.c

special.obj : special.c

ibmpc.obj : ibmpc.c

Popi.exe : expr.obj ibmpc.obj io.obj lex.obj main.obj polar.obj run.obj \
special.obj
del Popi.lnk
echo expr.obj+ >>Popi.lnk
echo ibmpc.obj+ >>Popi.lnk
echo io.obj+ >>Popi.lnk
echo lex.obj+ >>Popi.lnk
echo main.obj+ >>Popi.lnk
echo polar.obj+ >>Popi.lnk
echo run.obj+ >>Popi.lnk
echo special.obj >>Popi.lnk
echo Popi.exe >>Popi.lnk
echo Popi.map >>Popi.lnk
link @Popi.lnk /NOI $(LDFLAGS);


  3 Responses to “Category : C Source Code
Archive   : POPI.ZIP
Filename : POPI.MSC

  1. Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!

  2. This is so awesome! 😀 I’d be cool if you could download an entire archive of this at once, though.

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